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PRIX Astro Twins and Cosmos: Golden Nica / Digital Musics Ami Yoshida (J) is not only one half of the "Astro Twins"; under the name of "Cosmos" she also appears on the musical stage together with Sachiko M. With her daring performances and her highly individual style, Ami Yoshida wins the Digital Musics Golden Nica for the "Astro Twins" and "Cosmos" double album. 
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PRIX Statement of the Computer Animation / Visual Effects Jury As never before in the Computer Animation / Visual Effects category, the Prix Ars Electronica Jury saw films that could not be evaluated on a technical basis, but for their ability to tell a story.
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PRIX Statement of the Interactive Art Jury The submissions to this year's Prix Ars Electronica covered a broad area: interactive installations and immersive environments, screen-based work, music projects and performance, as well as interactive systems for display of content in a museum or public setting.
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PRIX Can You See Me Now?: Golden Nica / Interactive Art With the project Can You See Me Now? British artists' group Blast Theory and Mixed Media Lab introduces a modern variation of an old game, which takes place live in the streets. The game incorporates the latest communication technologies and is played simultaneously on line and in the streets.
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PRIX Winners 2003 announced June 5 The winners of this year's Prix Ars Electronica will be announced on June 5. Golden Nicas and Distinctions will be awarded in the following categories: Net Vision / Net Excellence, Interactive Art, Computer Animation / Visual Effects, Digital Musics and u19 - freestyle computing.
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PRIX Winners 2003 announced in the first week of June The Prix Ars Electronica Jury meeting took place in Linz between April 11 and 13. During three days five juries in the categories Net Vision/Net Excellence, Interactive Art, Computer Animation/Visual Effects, Digital Musics and cybergeneration-u19 had to judge 2714 entries. The winners will be announced in the first week of June.
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PRIX Casey Reas on the Net Vision / Net Excellence Jury Casey Reas is an artist, educator, and designer exploring kinetic systems through diverse digital media. Currently, he is developing "Processing", a learning platform for media design.
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PRIX Loren Carpenter on the Computer Animation / Visual Effects Jury Computer animated films as we are know them today could not exist without the program RenderMan – developed by Loren Carpenter of Pixar – jury member of Prix Ars Electronica as early as 1987.
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PRIX Tomoe Moriyama on the Interactive Art Jury Tomoe Moriyama, curator at Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, follows the development of Japanese media art since its beginnings.
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PRIX Joshua Davis on the Net Vision / Net Excellence Jury One of the more creative minds in multimedia today is member of the Prix Jury: Flash guru Joshua Davis.
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